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Collapse after a landslide: Starmer’s fall may not be the last, By Azu Ishiekwene

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Azu Ishiekwene writes about Muhammadu Buhari and his legacy.

With a drastic decline in public trust of politicians and public institutions, it’s not surprising that Starmer’s landslide fizzled before he could fully milk it. The palace coup that forced out the Prime Minister was not because Labour MPs loved him less, but because they love themselves more. Wheeling in Burnham from the shadows to […]

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